Jeff,The question you pose is an age old advertising question.Old School thinking - leave out info so that they have to contact you.Web 2.0 - give them everything so they seek you out to solve their problem.For an investor, I would go for the first option.As an agent, service is paramount so I go for the second.Just my thoughts.What's your link?

A couple thoughts.Yes, getting rid of old TVs is going to be paramount. 

Also, why is real estate the industry in which it's so paramount to have a mentor as opposed to any other?

Hi,do not give up....it is always darkest before the dawn.JoinREI club, being around like minded people helped me a lot.Inot only acquired more knowledge,i also met and continue tomaintain relationships with some of the people i met.I haveshadowed other investors while they put deals together.I have worked(voluntarily) on some projects.Remember yourcontinuing education is paramount to your success and if you are not enjoying what you are doing, then you are in the wrong business.Give it some time,that first deal will lit an inextinguishable fire.Good luck Charles :D

Limit the use of the property and you limit your ability to charge for the use.These aspects of rights leased are paramount and the basis of tenant-landlord law, looking for any excuse to reach in a tenant's pocket for a mother-in-law staying for a few weeks is absurd IMO, how do you justify additional wear and tear, are you implying the property conditions is so poor, that the toilet is so fragile that its use by one or two people for a couple weeks or a month is likely to cause it to cause a measured financial loss through depreciation, that such use is that much more than what can be reasonably expected?

These items had not been as paramount with a w-2 and very little debt.While I do really like the places I've kept, my philosophy is to dump places that cause me misery and keep the ones that are pain free.

Also, it is paramount that your communication and contract with the seller explain your intentions.

Good tenant screening is paramount.

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So your ability to both understand the process better than anyone else AND to convince other people to go your way, agree to allow you to do your project, or support your project with investment, is of paramount importance.If you want to see the process in action, see my thread about a real world example from our development portfolio.I am an offer of help, feel free to reach out if needed with questions.ThanksScott